Housing Need means a household whose Housing falls below at least one of the standards of Affordability, Suitability and Adequacy, and the household would have to spend at least 30% or more of its before-tax income to access acceptable local Housing;
Housing Need means in relation to the Affordable Rented Units the requirement by a person for social housing allocation in accordance with the Borough Council’s Allocations Scheme and in relation to the Shared Ownership Units the requirement by a person to be registered with the Help to Buy Agent to be granted a Shared Ownership Lease because the persons income is insufficient to enable them rent or buy housing available locally on the open market determined with regard to local incomes and local house prices
Housing Need means a household whose housing falls below at least one of the standards of affordability, suitability and adequacy, and the household would have to spend at least 30 per cent or more of its before-tax income to access acceptable local housing.
Examples of Housing Need in a sentence
Housing Need Assessment Briefly describe how the Agency/Group/Organization was consulted.
Housing Need Characteristics Points may be earned under this category if the area where the proposed project is located is experiencing housing problems.
Housing Need Assessment Market Analysis Briefly describe how the Agency/Group/Organization was consulted.
Our Home, Our Future: Projections of Rental Housing Demand and Core Housing Need, Capital Regional District to 2036.
The HB shall be paid directly to households in Housing Need or on their behalf with consent.
More Definitions of Housing Need
Housing Need means being homeless or threatened with homelessness or living in accommodation which in the opinion of the Council is Insecure or unsuitable and being unable to purchase or rent reasonably suitable accommodation in the open market for property in the locality where the Affordable Dwelling is situated taking into account the person’s income and capital and other financial circumstances. Accommodation may be unsuitable on the grounds of cost, overcrowding unfitness or lack of basic amenities or because of a person’s infirmity physical disability mental disability or specific social or care needs;
Housing Need means living in unsuitable housing conditions and/or being unable to afford suitable housing at open market prices
Housing Need means a situation where a person’s accommodation (if he is currently occupying accommodation) is for whatever reason unsuitable for his housing requirements and he cannot afford to buy or rent a dwelling more appropriate to meet his needs on the open market
Housing Need means households that lack their own h ousi ng o r are living i n housi ng which is inadequate or unsuitable, who are unlikely to be able to meet their needs i n the housing market without some assistance and wh o are like ly to earn below the income threshold set by the Council based on incomes across the City of Edinburgh area (£39,067 in 2017);
Housing Need means the requirement by a person or household eligible for social housing because person or household is homeless or the dwelling the person or household occupies is overcrowded or under-occupied or the person or household cannot afford to rent and/or buy property on the open market or for whatever reason the Council deems it unreasonable for the person or household to continue to live in the dwelling;
Housing Need. The most recent needs assessment for Warrington is set out in the Mid–Mersey Strategic Housing Market Assessment (SHMA) and indicates a substantial increase in the estimated need for affordable housing at between 419 ‐ 477 dwellings per year. This assessment forms part of the evidence base for the forthcoming Core Strategy examination and effectively updates the earlier Warrington SHMA. Given this projected increase in need, combined with recent planning reforms which could reduce affordable provision from S.106 agreements, it is possible that the level of affordable housing provision will fall against targets for the 2010‐2015 period. In these circumstances it remains important maximize any opportunity to deliver additional affordable housing." I hope that this helps. Let me know if you need any further advice or background information on the original S.106. Best regards, Xxxxx. Xxxxxx Xxxxx Affordable Housing Programme Officer Tel. 00000 000000 ( Tuesday‐Thursday only) Email: xxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx From: Xxxxxx, Xxxxxx Sent: 15 October 2013 16:29 To: Xxxxx, Xxxxxx Cc: Xxxxxx, Xxxx Subject: RE: Planning application No:2013/22574 ‐ Application to modify S.106 agreement (Occupancy Restriction) Hi Xxxxx, Yes we have consulted Legal for their view on the application. I agree that the submission is rather confusing and hard to follow. However, they appear to be arguing that we have capped the sale price of the unit to £63,712 in perpetuity, which I can accept would probably be unreasonable. However, from what I have read of the Legal Agreement this is statement made by the applications is incorrect, the £63k price cap is for the initial sale and any future sale of the property should be at 75% open market value at the time of sale.
Housing Need means a situation where, in the opinion of the Council, a person or household (as defined in section 113 of the Housing Act 1985):